16 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
1
The Conneaut News argues editors and preachers share limits on what they print. Much of what newspapers know is kept private to protect individuals and the public good. Printing fewer sensational items reflects restraint, not fear, and the loudest critics often fear exposure.
Annual camp meeting directed by the Central Kansas Holiness Association to be held in the Pavilion at the Ridgway neighborhood, Trego County Kan. Rev. D. F. Brooks and Rev. R. N. McKaig lead, with meal, lodging, and tent options at set rates and free pasture available. Attendees urged to state needs. transportation arranged from Ellis.
Government thermometer at Wafer shows temperatures for the week ending with varying highs and lows. About half an inch of rain fell during the period, with evenings receiving some precipitation.
To the Teachers is desiring to take the ity teachers examination 29 and 30 will please notify it as soon as possible. Eva Philbrook Jones, county supt. Pickled pork at Baker's.
You can celebrate independence every day in clothing by choosing affordable, quality garments with reliable tailoring, style, and value. The message promotes confidence in affordable fashion without compromising fit or durability.
Hart Schaffner and Marx clothes promise a constitutional guarantee of quality with all wool fabrics. The ad claims customers pay less than the value and receive more wear for the money, emphasizing dependable garments and lasting value.
A brief notice lists Telephone 44 under The Trego Mercantile Company in Keeney Wa. Readable fragments indicate a contact line or service listing in a local business page. No further details are readable.
Developments over the past ten days show both Young and Reeder fear White's growing strength. Reederites direct Young to cast Young as the likely winner in some areas. Paid Young advertisements appear in district papers, whose editors act as Young organs. Burr Oak Herald previously backed Reeder and opposed Bam, while Burr Oak and Walnut townships report the Herald's anti White campaign aids him. The two forces have joined, leaving little room for White and Hamman of 1905.
Last Thursday a ride with Geo Kulp brought Ye Editor to Oxallubs where Tawney & Smith offer dry goods and groceries, and the Ogallab State Bank with cashier Roy Blakely earns town praise. Local hardware by Nelson & Marquand, Bob Samuels grocery and Tawney & Reeves furniture fill the bustling town scene. Greg McCready of Nevada, Missouri, visited relatives, planning a move to Oregon soon, after recalling Ogallah’s boom days.
A voice urges readers to treat neighbors with respect and avoid gossip or judgment, stressing equal rights and shared humanity. The note condemns hypocrisy and lying about others, urging minds to focus on personal conduct. Then an medical event announces Dr. M. Jay Brown will visit the American House on Tuesday Aug 9 with eye ear nose and throat care available in Ellis on Wednesday July 10.
The Kansas State Agricultural College enhances its Preparatory Department to aid students over fourteen with eighth grade coursework. High School work leads to college, plus domestic science for girls and agricultural and shop training for boys. Tuition is free with a small incidental fee. catalogues available from President H. J. Waters. Also notes a carnival story about John Berry and a reminder to see E. D. Wheeler for farm loans.
The Beloit Gazette reports a heated political dispute accusing White supporters of bias against Reeder while defending Young's past stance and criticizing an anti-Reeder vote split. The S. W. Brundage Carnival arrives, touting clean, moral entertainment with new attractions and expected crowds, urging public patronage. The Western Kansas World is urged for subscription.
A local ad invites visitors to view a large table assortment suitable for harvest needs along with dining room chairs. Shoppers are urged to inspect the selection before busyness increases and to choose a hammock for rest after a hot day’s work.
Kansas City Stock Yards July 12 1910 report notes 9000 cattle supply easing market strain with steady to 10c higher sales. cattle calves and hogs show varied gains and losses as buyers anticipate heavier runs later. Grass and wintered steers heifers cows bulls prices quoted. hogs down 15 20c with top around 8.45 8.75. sheep lambs also weaker. Run today 8000 head J A Richards L S.
Real estate transfers show Samuel Riley to H H Bacon and John Herbert to Chas Keagy for multiple lots and sections. Other entries include Carl Fricke to F B Fricke, Seer M L Meek to J M Mendal, Chas E Gibson to S H Vernon, John Slattery to W W Gibson, Harm Schneider to John Lohman, and Frank D Wallace to Emma Hull. Total value listed 2880 dollars.
A fragment urges readers to check loan options and fire and tornado insurance for buildings and protection insurance for homeowners. It hints at visiting a provider for assistance and states in a casual sales tone.
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